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The WhisperQuake stance changes what's possible in a conversation. It’s a low-tech, high-impact way of surfacing clarity, reducing friction, and empowering both patient and provider.
What Supports WhisperQuake?
What Supports WhisperQuake?
WhisperQuake is grounded in Clean Language, which:
Minimizes assumptions, reduces misunderstanding
Improves outcomes by improving conversations
Makes better use of existing resources
Surfaces what's emotionally and practically meaningful
Supports clinician well-being.
Early pilot results suggest that our stance-based communication can improve patient engagement, reduce provider stress, and foster faster insight without pushing behavior change.
Our approach is being explored in Healthcare, Peer Coaching and Community Health Worker contexts.
"Early responses have been positive, with participants experimenting with the stance and citing improved group engagement. We’re now testing whether short experiential sessions can help health leaders."
Recent Pilot Highlights
Recent Pilot Highlights
Phase 1 Pilot – Diabetes Peer Coaches (2025)
Phase 1 Pilot – Diabetes Peer Coaches (2025)
Majority of participants used WhisperQuake tools within two weeks
Reported improved group engagement, reduced friction, and clearer emotional insight
No directive coaching required — impact emerged through stance and clarity alone
Notable reduction in shame-triggering moments during peer conversations.
Research in Progress
Research in Progress
Clarity Within Care: A Case Study in Reflective Support and Self-Directed Change
Clarity Within Care: A Case Study in Reflective Support and Self-Directed Change
Case Study Snapshot
Case Study Snapshot
(Excerpt from a real WhisperQuake session, shared with permission)
"... and when you uncover what might be happening, then you'll feel relief from the tension that you constantly have... whereabouts is that tension?"
"... and when you uncover what might be happening, then you'll feel relief from the tension that you constantly have... whereabouts is that tension?"
"It's in my throat, in my heart, like a tight headband around my head."
"... and it's in your throat, in your heart, like a tight headband around your head. Anything else about that tension?"
"Other than I'm sick of it. I can't think clearly all the time. Because I'm worried. Like I'm a bad girl.
Hey! Interesting, it's an emotional thing I didn't expect! Oh wow...."
External Research
External Research
How Clean Language supports clinical communication
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